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Old 05-08-2008, 12:49 AM  
dig420
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Originally Posted by BradM View Post
I'm going to read this. I am curious what he has to say.

Evolution in humans in the last few hundred years has not favored survival of the fittest. As advanced brained animals we have sympathy. You'll never see a turtle give up his shell for another turtle with 3 babies who are freezing in the rain. But you see it with humans. This gives the weak the ability to breed and teach their offspring how to act the same way. Although I have no proof that genetics plays into it, I am sure there is a pattern somewhere.

Anyway, this sort of thing fascinates me.
That's called altruism and it's what seperates us from animals, it's not 'weakness'... goddam I'd hate to be your kid.
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